First the nose, last the eyes in congenital prosopagnosia: look like your father looks
Objective: To contribute to the limited body of eye movement (EM) studies of children and family members with
congenital prosopagnosia (CP), a task requiring a verbal response for the identification of personally familiar faces
was used for the 1st time. Method: EMs were recorded in a father and his son (both diagnosed with CP) and controls
(N 2). In the identification tasks they watched personally familiar faces and distracters and responded by saying